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Sizhao Yang
zaoyang
1/ There's a concept known as financial compounding, but most people don't know about intellectual compounding. Buffett and Munger employed this to great effect and to accumulate mental models such
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Kimberly D. Manning, MD
gradydoctor
1/Something happened. That wasn't supposed to happen. Or rather. Something didn't happen. That was supposed to happen. Eyes wide like saucers, they told me. Tears glistened in their eyes. Them:
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diane #ForAll straub
didikins4life
This is the #DemPartyPlatform for 2020. This section deals with #CriminalJusticeReform It is clear that Dems want clear &comprehensive REFORM and the lie about abolishing police is just that- A
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Natalie E. Dean, PhD
nataliexdean
Pleased to share my contribution to @BostonReview's "Thinking in a Pandemic" series. My focus was applying solution-based thinking to move us towards our goal of living safely. I would love
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John Davisson
johndavisson
Thread: There's a remarkable back-and-forth about predictive policing and racial profiling in today’s Fourth Circuit ruling from United States v. Curry.Opinion here: https://www.ca4.uscourts.gov/opinions/184233A.P.pdf The en banc cour
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Ingrid M
iMusing
government will simply tout the uptake rate regardless of whether people use it the way the design requires for tracing effectiveness. It is a normalising of government tracking exercise, not
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Black Swan
funandflight
Part 2 in the crush saga===============SECOND WIFE: A SISTER'S STORY.“Second wife! Second husband! The words reverberate through brains. Why? Am I not good enough? Never! I will never accept a
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Jessica DeMars
BreathewellPT
Alright. I seem to have turned a few heads of late, so I guess it is time to take the dive:"What's breathing got to do with it?"A thread There
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Crystal Ferreira
cfthisfootnote
I'm so glad you asked! So... the orange carrot we know today was cultivated in the Netherlands in the 16th century. The debate among carrot historians is *why* orange carrots
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Amy 🦓
skepticalzebra
THREAD: Lancet comment on eliminationSo, ICYMI there's a Lancet comment piece doing the rounds, shared by several prominent proponents of Zero Covid, comparing countries that opted for elimination, to those
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Nicholas Loubere
NDLoubere
The article 'The Long-run Poverty and Gender Impacts of Mobile Money' in @sciencemagazine is an excellent example of how prestige academic publishing and the media can manufacture a 'development miracle'—in
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Pramesh CS
cspramesh
I’ve been watching with increasing concern at the trend of new daily diagnoses of COVID-19 in India over the past two weeks. To me, this reflects general public mood which
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Patricia
_patriciamou
1/ I took a week off to ponder my ever-evolving definition of success:Could the success I thought I wanted.. actually prevent me from doing the thing I actually wanted to
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Robert Paniagua Travis
robertxtravis
I popped off about this on Instagram already, but here we go:In light of the House vote for D.C. statehood, there has been an increase in think-pieces and posts about
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Muge Cevik
mugecevik
PHE surveillance report shows that while the number of infections is increasing mainly in 20-29, 30-39 ages in England, SARS-CoV-2 is spreading most in highly deprived areas - where people
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Kevin Bass, MS
kevinnbass
Hot takeLow-carb does not improve blood glucose by reducing glucose intake or decreasing insulin response but *entirely* by causing a reduction in calorie intake by other mechanisms. What’s more, the
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